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Reports ambiguous accesses of a super class field from an inner or anonymous class, where a local variable, parameter or field with identical name is available
in the surrounding code. In this situation a cursory examination of the code may suggest that an element in the surrounding code is
accessed, when in actual fact a field from the super class is accessed. To clarify the intent of the code it is recommended to add a
<b>super</b> qualifier to the field access.
<p>Example:
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<b>class</b> X {
  <b>protected</b> String s;
}
<b>class</b> Y {
  <b>void</b> foo(String s) {
    <b>new</b> X() {{
      System.out.println(s); // here the field is accessed not the parameter
    }};
  }
}
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